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  1. Mick Stockbridge
    Them tapes will help you no end Dean:thumbup1:
  2. Mick Stockbridge
    She reminds me of this little fella, Geordie mouse.[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL4FCRbm5jo&feature=related]YouTube - Creature Comforts - Geordie Mouse[/ame]
  3. Mick Stockbridge
    Got ya Yeah I could see that working better than my Yorkie yapping LOL. When she's got ump she's like a mouse with rabies
  4. Mick Stockbridge
    I dont doubt for one minute that your dog is precious to you as a pet aswell as a guard dog and would'nt want to see any harm come to him but you did say you went out and made the mistake of putting him away otherwise the burglar would have done a runner at the sight of Max. Maybe he would have done a runner and your tools would have been safe, on the other hand he may have put a lump of wood over the dogs head and you would have come home to a dead dog and tools missing. I rely on my dogs hearing only, good if you're at home at the time but most scum wait til your backs turned. That's why I rely on a heavily armed:sneaky2:shed. Yorkies RULE:lol:
  5. Mick Stockbridge
    Me too, I'd never use any dog to guard my stuff. I'd rather lose my gear than see a dog's head stoved in.
  6. Mick Stockbridge
    Obviously you're into your shooting in a big way Scot but why have you gone for a semi-auto for bunnies and not a bolt action? Assuming the 10/22 is for bunnies.
  7. Mick Stockbridge
    Someone dropped some litter.
  8. Mick Stockbridge
    What's changed, most of us on here still do.
  9. Mick Stockbridge
    Is it the Winchester Ranger multi-choke? Here's mine, bought for £90.
  10. Mick Stockbridge
    The Police aint as stretched as they make out, just bone bleedin idle. You probably rang at scran time.
  11. Mick Stockbridge
    That's less than a tanner in today's money.
  12. Mick Stockbridge
    The last time I cleared someones path of snow was in 1969 and I charged a tanner.
  13. Mick Stockbridge
    I just rely on her hearing, if she lets me know someone's about then I'll do the snapping. My little Jack R was a good guard dog but at 13 he's turned a bit mutton and tbh he could probably do with some dentures.
  14. Mick Stockbridge
    What about another little hotties giveaway comp again?
  15. Mick Stockbridge
    No one will get past my Tuppy, she's a killer!!!
  16. Mick Stockbridge
    Yeah I caught that on your other thread. I'll keep your number in case anything crops up that might warrant your services. You doing much work at the mo or are things slowing down as they are for me?
  17. Mick Stockbridge
    Thanks John, set my cheap little box brownie on low light and took the pics at 07.30ish. David Bailey step aside lol.
  18. Mick Stockbridge
    Axeing roots when digging stumps out by hand. About the only time I use one tbh. Maul for me everytime when splitting logs.
  19. Mick Stockbridge
    That's pricey then......At that rate you gotta get rechargeable.
  20. Mick Stockbridge
    Looks good Rupe. The batteries may need charging and draining a few times before they're at full power, which may have something to do with the low volume aswell. Not that I'm an expert on these things.
  21. Mick Stockbridge
    Andy, someones dumped four huge chrimbo puds in yer garden.
  22. Mick Stockbridge
    More snow forecast for Kent, whats it like where you are?
  23. Mick Stockbridge
    Hahahaha, Rich n Mark Euro boys:001_tt2: I bet with all that flesh on show you both had semi-ons:lol:
  24. Mick Stockbridge
    You sound like Kim Woodburn luvvy. How very very dare you luvvy.
  25. Mick Stockbridge
    Me n the missus are going to Centreparks, tell us which one your booked into so I can book another:laugh1: Only kidding:laugh1:Were staying at home, best place imo.

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